The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-03
Society Events.

The evangelical ministers will hold their regu-
lsr monthly meeting in Central-ayenue Church
On Monday.
Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Simms entertained thu
Crescent Club at their home on Leota street on
Thursday evening.
The Bon Ton. srs., will be entertained on Fri
LAY night by Mr.. Harry Sells. at his home No
32l North New Jersey street.
Owing to the illness in the family of Mrs Sam
Goddard, the Emera Club will meet at Mrs.
Hawkinss, corner of Market and Pine next
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. NJ. Noe entertained party of twenty
at tea on last Wednesday evening After spend
ing some time over the delicately prepared
viands the remainder of the evening was given
up to conversation.
The South-sde Free Kindergarten Association
will meet Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at
Mrs. Jasper Finney's. 240 Virginia avenue. Ar
rangements will be made for the Easter festival
All who are interested in this work are invited
to attend.
Mr.. Fred Heron surprised his wife with card
party on Tuesday evening, the day being her
birth anniversary. The favors for progressive
euchre were silver cheese scoop and silver
olive fork very pretty, unique prizes. and worth
playing for.
Mrs. Rachel Swain and Miss Helen Hickey
left last night for Chicago, where they will at
tend the graduating exercises of the Woman's
Medical College. Miss Rachel Hickey is mem
ton of inferno in the Cook County Hospital in
October. being the second woman who has held
position there in fifteen years.
There will be kindergarten tea at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ". II. II. Miller, 665 North Della
ware street on Wednesday afternoon, April 6,
from Z TO o'clock. under the charge of Mes
DANES Miller, Wooden. Spann. Elder. Waite,
|, Seaton, Griffith. Holiday. Smith, Virgins, Bal
| lard, Constock, Hall, Thompson, Krag, and
Misses johnson, Butler and Rirznger
| Mrs. Otto Wappenhans gave an afternoon pro-
| gressive euenre on Thursday. The prizes were
| Of china hand painted. The guests were Mrs
| L. Z. Egan, Mrs Charles Ruschaupt, Mrs. VIM.
| IL Daggett Miss Scott Mrs. VIM. Daggett
Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Htz, Mrs Will
Allen, Mrs Albeit. Mrs. Mureli. Mrs. II. Craft,
Mrs. Stout. Mrs Feueil, Mrs. Aldrieh and Mrs.
Cooper
| Miss Emma Uhl was the recipient of sur
| prise party at her residence. ISL North Teunes.
see street, Friday evening. Among those
| present were Daisy White, Lulu Buehrg, Mag
| gle Gudge, May Cummins, Jessie Bird, Kate
/ Rowe, Flora Hull Hattie Stacy, Mamie and
| Grace Wesley, and Messrs Ed White. Bert and
Will Boyd, Ed Uhl, Dick Brown. Everett Lamb
and Harry McNeely
Mr.. and Mrs D. E. Williams celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their marriage. Monday
evening, at their new home on Park avenue
| There was quite a large assembly, and the host
and hostess received many gifts of tin, useful
ornamental and nonsensical. The latter created
| merriment upon the slightest provocation
Games were played, and at half past 10 an elegant
| supper was served
Miss Dora Bartholomew celebrated her
eleventh birthday, yesterday afternoon, from 2
| to o'clock, at her home No $40 Ash street
Among her little friends present were Dottie and
| George Patterson, Mary Bridges Many Nc
| earthly, Freddie and Winnie Brinker. Susie and
Ross Baldwin. Birney, john May and Essie
| Diddle, Carl and Susie Brown Josie and Ludell
4 Fisher Roge En0la tall SuIli MOI
| Lula, Blanch and Esther Pickerell.
| The entertainment of the second section of the
| Fourth Presbyterian Church, last Friday even
ing. was an unusually pleasant affair. The
scenes from the story of Little Lord Fauntle-
| roy" were received with great applause. Mrs
Scott and Mr.. Frank Ketcham each sung solos
that gems. The picture-gallery was
charming humorous recitation by Miss Anna
| Ailoways, and tableau, Romeo and Juliet, in
honor of the day april u, sent every one away
| laughing.
The entertainment given by the young people
of Centralavenue Church Friday night at
Mrs. Schmidlaps was very enjoyable. The at
tendance was large and the programme full of
| interest. Among the best features were the
whstng solos of Miss Laura McManis and the
recitation by Byron Prunk. entitled 1.-The Ship
of Faith" The latter was specially credtable
performance. The last number, Stealing
Away" was a neatly devised and executed
april fool"
Mrs. Hesse and daughter Jennie gave a very
pleasant luncheon on Thursday in honor OF Mrs.
Win Brouse, of Kansas City. The guests who
enjoyed their delightful hospitality were Mrs
Butler and daughter, Mrs. Dearborn and
daughter. Mrs. Taylor and daughter, Mrs Chas
Wood. Mrs. Sallle ID. Vajen and guest, Miss
Summers, of louisville, Mrs. ID. V. Burns, Mrs.
Frank lowering, Mrs. Henry Schurmann, Mrs
Lon Dietz. Mrs. Geo. G. Webster and Mrs Dan
Martin. The favors were small eided rolling
pins filed with confectlons.
About fifty friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
Franklin, of Cherry street. visited them last
Tuesday evening, the occasion being the fif
teensh anniversary of their marriage. It was
complete surprise, and most enjoyable time
was had by all present Fifty pieces of crystal
ware We're left as tokens of friendship. Among
those present were DR.. and Mrs NJ II Field
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Keay, Mr. and Mrs Pyle
Mr.. and Mrs. Sale, Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley, Mr.
and Mrs. Echols, Mr.. and Mrs. Miuthorn, Mr.
and Mrs. Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Carter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohnger Mrs Cox, of Des Mones
Ia; Miss NcWhinney, Of Richmond; Mrs. Nc
Whitney, Mrs Garter and daughter, Mrs
Lewis and daughter. Mrs Munsel Mrs Gerard
Mrs. Quinn, Misses Blaze, Hereth Streeter and
Messrs. Gerard. Bradley. Stein and McWhin
ney, and Miss Ella Kerr, of Hiisboro, III.